Kristin Cavallari

I'm not anymore.

I'm a mom.

Like I've chilled out, you know, but let people have that story of you.

Who cares?

Cause I know I'm not like that anymore.

And I'm sure there's probably people I party with at age 19 that are telling stories about the dumb shit that I did, but like, okay, let them have that.

Cause I know that I'm not that person anymore.

Cause I outgrew that version of myself, right?

That was a version of me that definitely existed.

And I'm no longer that person.

And that's a good thing, right?

I hope no one is the same that they were 20 years ago, 10 years ago, five years ago.

I hope I'm not the same that I was a year ago.

So that's what I really hope my kids take away from me as their mom.

I also wrote my kids letters a couple years ago that I'm going to give them when they turn 16.

And I put them in a safe and I will give them to them on their 16th birthday.

And it was probably, I honestly don't remember exactly what I said, but probably had a lot of the same similar messages that I just shared with you guys.

It was advice that I wanted to give them at age 16.

You know, what's important at age 16 that you need to know?

I think at age 16, a lot of it really is like,